And the winner is... - Stonebwoy
Artiste, Stonebwoy, asks fans who they think the winner of the elections will be
Tanitoluwa J. Adedotun 
Stonebwoy has quizzed his fans as to who the winners will be with regards to the elections.
The dancehall artiste also praised the people of Lebanon Zone 2 in the Ashaiman Constituency for not being violent while casting their ballots on Monday, December 7.
According to the 'Nominate' hitmaker, the people of Ashaiman have now proved that the bad impression that Ghanaians have about themis uncalled for.
He took to the voting scenes on a go-cart, with lots of his fans running in behind him.
“Tell all your friends to come and vote because it is everyone’s responsibility to vote. And support whoever that wins and not sabotage anyone because the work is for Ghana,” he said.
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Stonebwoy had earlier disclosed that he is most satisfied with the preparations that the Electoral Commission (EC) are undergoing with regards to the coming elections.
The dancehall artiste said this while also trying to advertise himself; he subtly implied that available to perform for any political party that will engage his services ahead of the elections this year.
“I am a performer, I am a musician, I am for the people so which of them will ever hire my services to address them; because I hear on one day during December."
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"I mean it is like a party free day where they can do something so on that day should it be whichever party from CPP to PNC, whichever invites me and fit and foots the costs for me to come and address and perform, I am here and I will definitely do so."
“I was impressed with the EC. Big ups to them. This is by far one of the best processes. In Ghana, we must be clear about somethings. If someone does something great let’s say it. I have followed the process and I think they have done well,”
"You know how a lot of pressure is on EC when it comes to elections. And by far this is one of the best moves. I don’t mind endorsing the EC. EC is government and this what they have done, if someone does well, we must acknowledge the person,” he concluded.
